Posted by Aaron Diener on Jun 21st 2019
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One of the best things in the winter is working in the
greenhouse beginning in February. It’s
almost like being outside except it’s warm!
Starting in February, Song Sparrows begin to mate and
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Posted by Aaron Diener on Jun 21st 2019
8 Ways to Make Your Small Yard More Sustainable
Ever wonder how you can make your small yard more
sustainable and wildlife-friendly?We’ve always had the luxury of having plenty of land to work
with around our nursery properties, giving us ample s
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Posted by Aaron Diener on Jun 21st 2019
Should You Really Cut Back Your Native Grass in the Winter?
Does your landscaping look stark and boring in the winter? It doesn’t have to if you just leave cutting
back your ornamental grass until spring!
Many people cut back
their clumps of ornamental
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Posted by Aaron Diener on Jun 21st 2019
The Complete Guide to Help Bluebirds Nest Successfully
With March beginning, the bluebirds should be returning soon.
Bluebirds are possibly America's favorite songbird, and for good reason - These birds are great fun to watch in the garde
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Posted by Aaron Diener on Mar 3rd 2019
Weeding Tools - Our Top Recommended Picks
Spring is coming soon - something we're always excited for on the nursery - and so are the weeds. Looking around the nursery, I can already spot the rosettes of weeds in the beds and borders,
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Posted by Aaron Diener on Jan 7th 2019
Rabbits Eating your Shrubs? Try one of these 5 Tips!
For an animal that isn’t overly large, rabbits sure can do a
lot of damage in the garden! Rabbits
don’t hibernate for the winter and have to eat to stay alive – When the weather
turns cold, rab
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